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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2000
Page
4
The columns presented express the stance of the Daily Telegraph Opinion Board as curated by Executive Editor Thomas A. Colley. The board's consensus guides editorial direction and reflects the paper's position on current issues.
An editorial urges West Virginia voters to approve a constitutional amendment creating a United Family Court. The plan, backed by lawmakers and groups, would centralize divorce, child custody, domestic violence, and related matters in a single court to improve efficiency and understanding of cases. Support comes from former justices and associations. a yes vote is urged for November 7.
A reader urges protection and love for children, arguing abortion is murder and stressing the need for nurturing families. The letter reflects on society, parenting, and the value of life, citing faith and wisdom while calling for attention to children as foundational to civilization. The piece ends with thanks to West Virginia officials and local contributors for bringing water to Pisgah Road in Mercer County.
The author reflects on relative success and failure in youth sports and life, noting a gifted athlete who falters after defeats. He argues learning from mistakes matters, citing baseball averages, surgical and legal outcomes, and the value of effort over talent, concluding progress comes from many hopeful efforts. Bill Archer files from the Virginia desk.
Greg Jordan reports dramatic weight loss and better health as he changes his eating. He avoids junk food, increases fresh produce, skim milk, and lean proteins while keeping active with home workouts and occasional treats. He warns against complacency and emphasizes reading labels to maintain gains.
Cal Thomas critiques Joseph Lieberman for tying campaign faith messages to policy, arguing wealth does not fix moral decline. He warns politicians and preachers use God to suit agendas while ignoring core values, urging focus on character and responsibility over prosperity claims.
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